US EditionThe federal government must revisit its approval of a popular weed-killer, court says
- A Federal Court judge ruled that the federal government must reassess its 2022 approval of glyphosate, stating the original approval was unreasonable according to Justice Russell Zinn.
- Health Canada has been given six months to reevaluate the health risks of glyphosate after failing to consider new scientific evidence related to its safety.
- Glyphosate is the main ingredient in over 169 pest control products in Canada, including Roundup, and Bayer faces around 58,000 lawsuits regarding health risks in the U.S.
- Environmental organizations provided Health Canada with 61 new studies showing increased risks associated with glyphosate, emphasizing the need for ongoing scientific assessment.
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